Subjunctive mood worksheets

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Use the subjunctive for things that are not true or not done yet. Write were after if, wish, or as if, and the plain verb after words like insist that: if I were taller, she insists that he wait.

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    The subjunctive mood is the verb form for things that are wished for, imagined, or demanded, not stated as fact. It shows up as were after if, wish, and as if, as the plain verb after insist that or it is vital that, and as had plus a participle for the past. Eighth graders write the form on the line.

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